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pas. 24—I now' SeaWednesday, January 31, 1979 •
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Orley Cooper were Mr. and
Mrs. Merle Wilbur of Pres-
ton and Mr. and Mrs. James
YuilI of -Galt:
•
Alexander (Sandy) Mc-
Leod, a resident of Pinecrest
Manor, will celebrate his
93rd birthday on February
ist. Mr. and Mrs. McLeod
will celebrate. their 64th: wed-
ding anniversary on 'Sept-
ember 29, 1979. •
Mrs. 'Robert Moffat re-
turned to „Lucknow Sunday
after spending several Weeks
at the homes of her daught
ers, . Mr. and Mrs. George
Forler in Barrie and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Woods in Pem-
broke.
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Mrs, Warden Howald re=
turned Sunday from a leng-
thy trip to to West,: where
she spent one week with her
son Joe. in Surrey, B.C. _Mrs.
Hvai•d travelled by car back
to Edmonton and • spent a
week with. ,relatives there:
While there, Mrs. Stan 'And-
erson of Calgaty visited with;
her mother, Mrs., Howald.
Mrs. Howald .also' . visited
with he son, Arthur, at Fort
Saskatchewan. She then flew
from Edmonton to Winnipeg
where another two •weeks
were . spent visiting with her
daughter; Mrs Pete Bedard,
at Ile des Chenes;
Mrs. Norma McDonagh,
Mr. and Mrs. Barry McDon-
agh and r. and Mrs. Rod
McDonagh attended the
wedding of Tony McDonagh
4-43 Elaine Syrette in Sault Ste.
Marie on the weekend. Tony
is the son of Mr. -and Mrs.
Murray McDonagh.
Gordon Lyons, R. R. 1
Lucknow, has returned home
after spending three weeks
in Wingham Hospital. °
Mrs. Donna -Garter, Luck -
now, returned home on
Thursday from University
.Hospital in London,. after.
undergoing surgery .again.
° Mr. and Mrs. Farish Mof-
fat of Wingham entertained.
on Saturday evening in hon-
our of her father, Mr: Alex
MacKenzie of Lucknow on
the occasion of his 94th
birthday, whichwas on .Jan-
uary 26: Others present were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mof-
fat, Julie Ann, Kendra. and
Alexander of Oakville, Mrs.
:Neil MacCallum and Mt. and.
Mrs. Bert Moffat of Luck -
now.
CB club folds
It has been decided by the
executive to disband Luck -
now Club II as of the end of
March.. This js due to lack of
interest among local CBers to.
attend meetings or takean
active part in the Club.
The executive would re-
consider this decision if the
emb
m ership wishes at the
March 12 meeting.
In the past the club has
helped in the area with Kin
Summerfest,Tractor Pulls.,
searches for lostchildrenand
downed aircraft and with
Maitland Flood Control.
Monies raised have gone
ZIPPY TRINETTES
BY WILMA BLAKE
The first meeting of the
project, Accessories, the Fin-
al Touch, ‘was held • at Gail
Cranston's on January' 22.
Mrs. Cranston and Wendy
Nixon are the .leaders for this
project. «..,.•...,
Election of officers was as
follows: president, • Cindy
Nixon; vice president, Anne
Alton; secretary to rotate as
is press reporter..
The: leaders went over the
History, of Accessories, the.
Choice.of Accessories, Basic
Wardrobe Colour and Hats.
to help local organizations
such as Brownies, Guides,
Rangers, Block Parent As-
sociation, Story Hour it the
Library, needy families and
families who have had fires
in their homes..
The problem with keeping
interest • in a CB Club is not
local, but in all clubs in
Ontario, partly due to high
noise conditions because of
sun spots which makes use of
radios difficult.
P4 SSMO:RE r Mr. and Mrs.
Jay Passmore wish' t� an-
nounce the
n-nounce.the birth of their son,
Michael Jason, 9 lb. 3 oz., on
January 29th at Wingham
and District. Hospital. A
grandson for Mr. and Mrs. • -
Chester Nicholson, R. R. 2
Lucknow and Mr. and Mrs.
Mel Passmore, Lucknow.
SKINN -" Cindy MacDonald
and Paul Skinn are • happy to
announce the arrival of their
daughter in. Wingham and
District Hospital on January
27, 1979.
PouglhS'HSR:-Stoll, R- S .•
Goderich was th,e wiihner of
- last Community Cen-
tre Draw.
TOWN AND COUNTRY.
NEWS.
The 'Lucknow Town and.
Country Club held their first.
- • meeting for 1979 on, January':
24 with a concert to celebrate
Robbie.Burns'' birthday: • '
The president, Margaret
MacDonald,welcomed-, all
present.. Watt Webster ;from
Clinton gave a harmonica.
'electi n, which . everyone ...
His 'friend, "who
dc''ompanied him to .the
!Tieeiing, gave selections on.-
cna piano which were also
enjoyed
A solo by Edith Webster
was accompanied by Clare
• Johnston -on piano; A reading,
was given, by ;Mrs. Wight -
man, a violin selection by Ed
McQuillin accompanied by
Mrs. Peter Cook and • a
reading by Lorna Campbell.
The Town and Country
.Kazoo Band consisting . of
Mrs. Wightman,. Fanny
Wraith, Mrs. Gibson, Susan
McNaughton, Mrs. Jardine,
and Anna Johnstone present-
ed several $ otch selections,
accompanied by Edith Web
ster..
A reading about Robbie
Burns was given by Susan
McNaughton and a mouth
organ selection by Harry
Lavis:
Mrs. Jardine gavea read-
ing and there was another
selection by Mr. Webster
and his friend and also a
piano instrumental by Anna
Johnstone. Courtesy remarks
were givenby president
MacDonald to all who took
part in the concert and by
Mrs. Jardine to Mrs. Mac-
Donald.
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Skating Club Carnival
BASED ON A
VALE N THEME
WILL BE HELD
IN
The Lackner/ Arena
Sunday,' February lith.
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at 1:30 p,m•
ADMISSION: $1.50 • 12 AND UNDER 50c
PRE SCHOOL FREE
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Our Professionals Debbie. Jeffrey of Goderich and Olive
Lapp of Wingham will be skating, also John Barger and
his' partner Aveleigh Cook of Goderich: ,